Health and Healthcare Systems
Malaria in the US – is climate change affecting disease spread?
A warmer world means mosquitoes can travel further and live longer, increasing the spread of diseases such as dengue fever and malaria.
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How medical technology is tackling China’s diabetes crisis
China has the world’s highest diabetes rate. Here Dan Xu, Chief Marketing Officer for MicroTech Medical, a diabetes device company, talks about helping turn the tide.
Jobs and the Future of Work
Q&A with Jacob van der Blij: How chief risk officers do more than just risk avoidance
UNICEF’s Chief Risk Officer explains how risk management is about systems, process but also culture.
Health and Healthcare Systems
Así es como la OMS intenta atajar la desigualdad sanitaria
El Repositorio de Datos sobre Desigualdad Sanitaria de la OMS desglosa los datos para revelar los resultados sanitarios desiguales y ayudar a los responsables políticos a abordarlos.
Economic Growth
¿Débil o en recuperación? Estas son las últimas previsiones de la OCDE para la economía mundial
El PIB mundial crecerá un 2,7% este año, según las previsiones de la OCDE, pero la recuperación está cargada de incertidumbres.
Industries in Depth
为什么水稻既是气候危机的受害者也是促成者
水稻养活了世界上一半以上的人口，但随着水稻价格上涨，粮食安全和生计面临风险，我们即将面临水稻的重大短缺期；由于气候危机造成的洪水、干旱和恶劣天气，水稻产量下降，农作物倒伏；同时，水稻也是温室气体的主要排放来源。因此，需要采用更可持续的生产和种植方法。
Health and Healthcare Systems
This is how the WHO is trying to tackle health inequality
The WHO Health Inequality Data Repository is breaking down data to reveal unequal health outcomes – and to help policymakers address them.
Economic Growth
The latest on the world economy, according to the OECD
Global GDP will grow 2.7% this year, the OECD predicts, but the recovery is fragile.
Industries in Depth
Rice is both a victim and a villain in terms of the climate crisis. Here’s why
Rice, a staple crop for more than half the world, is poised for global shortages. Here's how its production is impacted by the climate crisis and what must be done next.
Education and Skills
This entrepreneur is empowering disadvantaged girls with vital digital skills – here’s how
The Youth Technology Foundation is helping girls in some of the world’s poorest communities develop crucial digital skills to support their future.
Jobs and the Future of Work
4 key ways leaders can inspire and connect, according to Europe's space chief
Avoiding jargon and building trust are essential to inspire people and get buy-in, says Josef Aschbacher, Director General for the European Space Agency.
Emerging Technologies
We need to talk about AI - find out why on the new Radio Davos podcast series
Generative AI has leapt into the public consciousness offering huge potential and risks. The first episode of a new Radio Davos podcast series discusses the big issues facing us all.
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This is why organizations should adopt a skills-first approach
Skills-first approach prioritizes ability over credentials and is an important tool for bringing in new talent, improving workplace equity, and addressing job shortages.
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4 barriers to health equity - and how to overcome them
Tackling health equity is a priority to create systems fit to meet future healthcare challenges. Here are four barriers to achieving this and how to overcome them.
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Countries face a $100 billion finance gap to reach their education targets
More than a fifth of the financing required for countries to meet United Nations’ education targets is unaccounted for, according to a new UNESCO report.